Presque Isle Fish & Game Club

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Border Towns is committed to providing a safe and supportive environment for youth in Aroostook and Washington County, serving over 450 members with a focus on educational and personal development. With clubhouses located in Presque Isle, Houlton, and Perry, the organization offers a range of after-school programs designed to foster growth, learning, and confidence among children ages 5 to 18. Funded through grants, fundraisers, and donations, the Clubs aim to alleviate the challenges faced by low-income families by offering free resources that prepare youth for future success. Through dedicated staff and a strong community support network, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Border Towns focuses on making a lasting impact and ensuring that local youth have access to safe havens during critical after-school hours. Generated from the website

Aroostook County Action Program offers a range of services and resources that help individuals and families to achieve economic independence. The organization operates after-school care and preschool programs. It offers a variety of child care services. The organization provides financial assistance for parents. Aroostook County Action Program also offers food items and beverages for breakfast and lunch. It provides opportunities for several recreational and social activities for children. The organization operates a selection of community health and outreach programs. It administers educational programs on HIV/AIDS and family planning. In addition, Aroostook County Action Program operates home rehabilitation and energy assistance programs.

Homeless Services of Aroostook, located in Presque Isle, Maine, provides essential support to individuals experiencing homelessness in Aroostook County. Founded as a legacy of Sister Mary O'Donnell, the organization operates the only emergency homeless shelter in the county, treating residents with dignity and respect while offering hope and encouragement. With a commitment to serving a diverse community, the organization encompasses both the Sister Mary O'Donnell Emergency Homeless Shelter and the Aroostook Bridge Program. They have demonstrated their impact by providing thousands of bed nights and serving veterans, reflecting their dedication to addressing the unique circumstances faced by each individual in need. Generated from the website